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General-purpose assistants pull from the open web and frequently hallucinate citations. Each TheoSumma expert is anchored to the primary corpus of a single theologian and cites paragraph by paragraph, so you can verify every claim against the source text.

Yes — several contemporary voices are included (N.T. Wright, Rowan Williams, Kallistos Ware, David Bentley Hart, Stanley Hauerwas). Living authors are represented using the portion of their published corpus licensed for research use.

Yes, when the theologian would. Aquinas will push back on voluntarism; Barth will resist natural theology; Augustine will challenge Pelagian instincts. The point is to encounter the thinker, not to be flattered.

Yes — the Arena feature runs the same question through two experts side by side. Helpful for questions like "How do Aquinas and Barth differ on the knowledge of God?" or "Augustine vs. Pelagius on grace."

Yes. Ask any expert for a homiletic outline on a passage or topic. Cross-check with another tradition before preaching — and remember citations are suggestions, not sermons.

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